My own hybrids are sprouting plus seeds to share.

13 years ago

I'm really excited about my first batch of my emerald x Lima that is starting to germinate, so I thought I would share my elation! Next to go into soil is charisma x Pasadena which I am even more excited about. Anyways I know I promised some seed to some people earlier but I lost the emails I got. Here is a list of extra seeds I have if anyone would like some. Email me and I'll send you my address and then you send me a sase. I'm happy to share.

Here is the list

Red lion x Oskar

Emerald x Lima

Charisma x Pasadena

Bogota x self

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Comments (2)

brigarif Khan
13 years ago
Ah, You will be a confirmed ADDICT once they start blooming.
Today I have re-planted about 600 seedlings of May 2010 sowing, from 13 pods.
Ihope I will live to see them bloom.
Noni Morrison
13 years ago
I hope so too....and that you are still able to send pictures to share with us! Be well!
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My own hybrids are sprouting plus seeds to share.

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